On 01/12/2014 00:48, Jose Luis Rivero wrote: > Hi all: > > Several of my maintained packages are starting to use C++11 features in > their code base. This new C++ standard brings nice features to the > language but could end up in some ABI problems when mixing C++98 code > and C++11[1]. > > AFAIK, Debian Sid compiles all the software without the c++11 flag, so > if a program or library uses other dependencies, we will end up mixing > c++11 and c++98, right? No, there is no restriction on this. There are packages built using c++1 (example: llvm). > > Is there any documentation about how is debian handling this? Are new > packages using c++11 eleven going into the repository? > Just add the option to the CXXFLAGS and you should be fine!
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